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plaindealerin.com | Alejandro A. Alvarez
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miamiherald.com | Alejandro A. Alvarez
KEMPTON, Pa. - To most people, the Eckville shelter looks like an old tool shed, a throwback to our grandparents' garages of yesteryear. For decades, though, this small building just off the Appalachian Trail in Berks County, a former horse barn, has given thousands of thru-hikers a place to rest their weary legs as they make the long trek north, to Maine, or south, to Georgia.
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miamiherald.com | Alejandro A. Alvarez
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania's biggest race this election year won't be on the primary ballot. The candidates won't have political parties listed. And they can't even campaign to say what they will do if reelected. Three justices on the state Supreme Court are up for retention in November, when voters will decide whether the judges should be retained for another 10-year term in what historically is an apolitical, low-turnout affair.
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1 month ago | 
bradenton.com | Alejandro A. Alvarez
PHILADELPHIA - Bucks County Sheriff Fred Harran says some opponents of his plan to have the department partner with ICE have used "Holocaust-era language" to slander him as the state's only Jewish sheriff.
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miamiherald.com | Alejandro A. Alvarez
PHILADELPHIA -- No one wants to think of their home as a potential death trap. Sometimes parents just can't help it. You can't look at those once-charming house features without picturing all the ways your kid could get hurt. There are "things that I used to look at [in] my house and say, wow, these are such beautiful details. Now I look at them, and I don't have that same warm feeling," said Caitlin Martin, mom to 20-month-old Gates in Philadelphia.
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jonesborosun.com | Alejandro A. Alvarez
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miamiherald.com | Alejandro A. Alvarez
The number of antisemitic incidents in Pennsylvania in 2024 broke previous records following the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel, according to a new report from the Anti-Defamation League. The 465 antisemitic incidents that were counted in the commonwealth last year represent an 18% increase over the 393 reported in 2023, and a 308% jump from the 2022 count, according to the audit compiled by the ADL, a 112-year-old nonprofit created to battle antisemitism and other forms of prejudice.
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cumberlink.com | Alejandro A. Alvarez
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inquirer.com | Tom Gralish |Stephanie Farr |Alejandro A. Alvarez
Like most Philadelphians I have many fond memories of Wanamaker’s department store. The Christmas light show and displays, Dickens Village, the Grand Court Organ and even that iconic meetup spot, the Eagle. (You might even say I ended at The Inquirer because of the store. Visiting in-laws in Bethlehem, we drove down for the day and I walked up Broad Street to see photographers I knew at the newspaper while my wife and her mother went shopping - at Wanamaker’s.
